Bulletproof your patient notes without working extra hours to keep up
Chiropractic documentation will make or break your practice.
It’s the difference between getting timely reimbursements from Medicare and third-party payers… or having to refund $1,000-$250,000+ due to an audit.
But the specific compliance requirements make it nearly impossible to stay on top of your chiropractic documentation. As a result, your reimbursements are at risk of getting denied because your notes don’t meet the requirements.
There are two common reasons for this:
- You and your team don’t fully understand the requirements, or
- It’s been a long day, and everyone simply wants to leave and go relax with their families.
Either way, our streamlined chiropractic documentation process solves this.
At KMC University, we help you with consistent, defensible, and reimbursable documentation that doesn’t suck up your time.
No more painful nights buried in documentation–now you can have bulletproof documentation that gets your claims reimbursed.
Here are two ways you can get help for your practice:
Speak to a Chiropractic Documentation Expert |
Dive into our Chiropractic Documentation Training |
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Our team of certified experts can help you answer your questions on documentation requirements and streamline your documentation process. Get clear answers from our team of certified specialists who fully understands bulletproof documentation. |
If you want to dive into our training, our library covers everything from documenting treatment plans, to routine office visits, to assessments and diagnosis. Each training has step-by-step instructions, making it foolproof for you to do proper documentation in a timely fashion. |
Since we have been implementing compliance, we noticed that our claims have been processed better with increased collections and decreased denials! The copay collections have improved and asking for the patient responsibility is easier because we know what to ask for, and we can confidently collect while the patient is in the office rather than having to rely on sending out patient statements.